The Constitution Study
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Exploring the misuse of science and the law, I delve into how these powerful tools are often twisted for personal agendas. I emphasize the importance of understanding the Constitution and taking personal responsibility to protect our rights. Join me in uncovering the truth behind scientific and legal corruption and learn to assert…
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Tucker Carlson and Mike Benz raise concerns about government influence on social media to manipulate presidential elections. With claims of recorded proof, the situation seems dire. Yet, there’s hope in citizen journalism exposing this corruption. Our persistence could reignite the flames of liberty, ensuring the survival of our republic…
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – In our silence, evil thrives. I urge us to confront societal ills, starting at home and extending to our communities. As Dietrich Bonhoeffer wisely stated, moral societies are judged by the world they leave for future generations. Let’s shift our focus from what’s left to us, to the legacy we’re creating for our children. Join me in this crucial endeavor…
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Ronald Reagan famously said, “Trust, but verify.” Trust is a funny thing. Trust should be earned, but is often granted for the most ridiculous reasons. Because the person from the right political party gives a good speech or checks the right boxes in some perverse game of diversity bingo. Even worse is when we trust people not because we have a good reason but because someone tells us we must…
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Lately, more and more people have been telling me that we are bound to follow unconstitutional acts. They claim the American people need to follow executive orders and Supreme Court decisions. But is that what the actual law says? One of our Founding Fathers not only said that unconstitutional acts were void but that suggesting otherwise was as crazy as saying…
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – What does it mean to be sovereign? We often think of sovereign as the leader of a country, like a monarch, but is that what the word means? According to Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary online, there are two senses of that word that applies here. One is that of supreme power; the other is independence. Sadly, many today, including those in government, have taken the idea of sovereign independence and turned it into sovereign power.
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Exploring life’s priorities is crucial for personal growth and understanding. I delve into how these priorities shape decisions and actions, from political affiliations to balancing quality and quantity. Recognizing others’ priorities fosters mutual respect and liberty, aiding in negotiations. This journey of self-reflection enhances self-awareness, revealing biases and improving social interactions…
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Exploring the gap between law and its enforcement, we delve into cases like Robert Hur’s handling of Joe Biden’s documents, and the Supreme Court of Hawaii’s constitutional interpretations. We question if our passive acceptance makes us complicit in these issues, echoing Edmund Burke’s belief that evil triumphs when good people fail to act. It’s a call to uphold justice.
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – In this age of abundant information, it’s easy to overlook transformative events. I delve into a crucial Supreme Court case, the controversial topic of mask mandates, and uncover truths about COVID-19. These underreported issues, from election implications to public health policies, demand our attention. Join me in exploring these significant yet often missed developments shaping our world…
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Threats to our democracy are widely discussed, but what about our republic? With rising challenges at our southern border, including immigration, human trafficking, and drug cartels, we face a potential constitutional crisis and whispers of civil unrest. As Americans, it’s time to question: Are we too passive against these growing threats? The fight to safeguard our republic’s future begins…
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Sadly, Mao’s struggle sessions have arrived in the United States. But not where and by whom you may be thinking. Communists have been coming for America for decades. Today, it appears they have been far more successful than we had thought. If you haven’t watched the 1983 interview with Yuri Bezmenov, I highly suggest it. But Mr. Bezmenov talked about Soviet infiltration, today I’m talking about something else…
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – We have the House of Representatives passing another so-called “tax relief” bill that is mostly full of handouts. They claim spending more money on low income households will make their lives better, even though history has shown that the borrowing necessary means inflation will far outstrip the goodies being offered…
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – We have members of Congress who do not represent the American people, government actors who took an oath to support the Constitution actively subverting it, and a judicial system more interested in advancing political agendas than pursuing justice. All because the American people placed too much confidence in their public servants and failed to oversee their conduct…
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We are paying the price for our lack of vision
Cultural Wars, Education, Political
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – In “Return of the Jedi,” the emperor chastises Luke for his lack of vision. I echo this sentiment about American society. Our complacency in decision-making and blind trust in experts have led us to a precarious edge. We’re surrendering our freedoms, and our children’s education is failing. It’s time to confront our lack of foresight and reclaim our future.